Children's Circle of Care
Make a lasting impact on children’s lives by joining the Children’s Circle of Care, a program that honors individuals and couples who support their local participating children's hospital with an annual gift of $10,000 or more.
As members of the Children’s Circle of Care, donors become part of something much larger than the gifts they have given. They are part of a caring, international community that is advancing pediatric medical care and touching the lives of children to give them hope for a healthier tomorrow.
Membership Criteria
Individual and couples become members of the Children’s Circle of Care when they make an annual donation of $10,000 or more. The gift must be made personally, or through a family foundation or privately held company.
Benefits of Joining
In appreciation of their generous support, Children’s Circle of Care members receive:
- an invitation to attend a prestigious annual conference & gala celebration
- special recognition in the annual reports of Children’s Circle of Care and our hospital
- recognition listing on the Donor Wall at our hospital
- the opportunity to make a lasting difference in the lives of the children and families treated at our hospital
Become a Children’s Circle of Care Member!
To become a Children’s Circle of Care member, you can either give to the program of your choice at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles or to the Children’s Fund, supporting the hospital’s areas of greatest need. For more information or to join:
Background Information
Children's Circle of Care was founded in 1995 by 19 prominent pediatric hospitals in North America. Created to honor individual philanthropists, Children's Circle of Care recognizes the critical role of leading benefactors in assuring excellence in pediatric health care. Today, 24 children's hospitals participate in this prestigious recognition society, including our hospital.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Children's Circle of Care is to advance philanthropy that supports patient care, teaching, research and advocacy through educating and recognizing leading benefactors of particiapting hospitals.
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